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bridge — Glennan

bridge
bridge — Glennan
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Triple-arch bridge, built c.1770, carrying road over Mountain Water. Arch to north-west is flood arch, lower and currently dry. Segmental arches with roughly dressed limestone voussoirs and V-shaped cut-waters to each elevation having later concrete reinforcements and render capping. Coursed rubble limestone to spandrel and parapet walls, stone coping to parapets. U-shaped buttress to south-west elevation.
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